Seminar 17 // 25, 26, 27 June 2009 // London

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1. Irit Rogoff session, The Implicated - A Model for the Curatorial?

2. Guest Speaker Aaron Levy, Director and Curator Slought Foundation, Philadelphia; Curator of the US Pavillion, Venice Architecture Bienniale 2008. Presentation by C/K student Ines Moreira.

3. Group Discussion; Launch of Centre for the Study of Contemporary Art at UCL

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Seminar 16 // 30 April - 2 May 2009 // London location tba

1. Jean-Paul Martinon session on the categorical imperative

2. Joint session with the Royal College of Art's Curating Contemporary Art program; Guest Speaker: Nataša Ilić, 'What, How & for Whom' (WHW), Zagreb, Croatia

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Seminar 15 // 26, 27, 28 March 2009 // London

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1. Discussion of lexicon project and upgrade procedure; Student presentation by Aneta Szylak; Visual Cultures Department lecture by Rebecca Gordon Nesbitt

2. Joint session with Research Architecture; Guest Speaker: Ernesto Laclau, Chair of Political Theory, University of Essex; Reception

3. Breakfast at Jean-Paul's home; Student reading group: Joshua Simon, Monika Szewczyk, Grant Watson

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Seminar 14 // 23, 24, 25 January 2009 // London

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1. Guest Speaker: Ariella Azoulay, Program for Culture and Interpretation, Bar Ilan University, Israel

2. Irit Rogoff session on Subjectivity; screening of Hila Peleg's A Crime Against Art, 2008.

3. Student Panel: Janna Graham & Emily Pethick

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Seminar 13 // 4, 5, 6 December 2008 // Copenhagen

1. Introduction to Copenhagen Doctoral School by Rune Gade; introduction to Curatorial / Knowledge by Jean-Paul Martinon & Irit Rogoff; presentation of U-Turn Quadriennale

2. Introduction to Overgaden Institute of Contemporary Art; presentation by Jakob Jakobssen; Student presentation: Sarah Pierce

3. Jean-Paul Martinon The Horizon of the Curatorial; presentation by Søren Andreasen Click for logistical details

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Seminar 12 // 17, 18, 19 October 2008 // London

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1. Guest Speaker: Shuddhabrata Sengupta, Raqs Media Collective

2. Introduction to new academic year by Irit & Jean-Paul; Doreen Mende presentation; C/K Vocabulary Project

3. Student-led reading group Further information about the sessions can be found below:

Seminar 11 // 24, 25, 26 July 2008 // London

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1. Guest speaker Zygmunt Bauman; C/K group discussion

2. Irit Rogoff session on access; presentation by Jenny Doussan; Screening of Michael Haneke’s film Hidden (Caché), 2005.

3. Discussion of film & student-led reading group PARTICIPANTS NEEDED

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Seminar 10 // 15, 16, 17 May 2008 // London

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1. Jean-Paul Martinon session; Visual Cultures department lecture: Ines Weizman

2. Guest speaker David Graeber; presentation by Sarah Pierce

3. Reading group on Doreen Massey led by Doreen Mende and Aneta Szylak Further information about the sessions can be found below:

Seminar 9 // 27, 28, 29 March 2008: location tba

1. Guest speaker Rune Gade; presentation by Inês Moreira

2. Jean-Paul Martinon session on Allegories and the Curatorial

3. Reading group on Bourdieu led by Doreen Mende and Anshuman Das Gupta Click for texts

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Seminar 8 // 31 January, 1, 2 February 2008: Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst Antwerpen Leuvenstraat 32 2000 Antwerp Belgium

1. Opening party for SANTHAL FAMILY: positions around an Indian sculpture

2. Irit Rogoff session on Deleuze & Guattari's Kafka; Towards a Minor Literature and Post-Colnialism

3. Brunch at MuHKAFE; Irit Rogoff and Geeta Kapur in conversation Click for texts Further information about the sessions can be found below:

Seminar 7 // 13, 14, 15 December 2007: location tba

1. Presentations by Jennifer Doyle and Simon O'Sullivan on the production of subjectivites; lecture by Christopher Pinney co-sponsored by the Visual Cultures and Cultural Studies Departments.

2. Presentation by C/K participant Aneta Szylak. 3. Student-led reading group on the curatorial. Click for texts

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1. Introduction to the new year by Jean-Paul & Irit and introduction of new students Anshuman Das Gupta & Doreen Mende; Jean-Paul presents Research as Send-Offs; an internal discussion of our objectives; college-wide lecture by Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak.

2. Presentations by guest speaker Stefano Harney and C/K participant Valeria Graziano.

3. Breakfast at Irit's home; student-led reading group on the curatorial. Click for texts Further information about the sessions can be found below:

Readings can be found by clicking the link below:

http://ck.kein.org/node/216

For more about Wyspa, check out: http://www.wyspa.netstrefa.pl/index.php?&langu=2

A preliminary schedule for the sessions can be found below:

1. The Curatorial & Epistemology, Jean-Paul Martinon

2. Ethics and the Curatorial, Jean-Paul Martinon

3. Field Work, Irit Rogoff

4. Presentations: Jenny Doussan and Roberto Cavallini

All readings for seminar 3 can be found on the following link: http://ck.kein.org/taxonomy/term/3

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